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Alexander Kitaysky

Professor of Integrative Physiology

University of Alaska Fairbanks

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College of Natural Science and Mathematics

Department of Biology and Wildlife

Alexander Kitaysky is currently serving as a College Of Natural Science And Mathematics Professor of Integrative Physiology at University of Alaska Fairbanks.

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Alexander Kitaysky

University of Alaska Fairbanks

Professor of Integrative Physiology

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avian biology ecology ornithology marine biology marine ecology breeding behavior climate change evolutionary biology physiology animal ecology endocrinology entomology wildlife oceanography animal behavior biology animal physiology foraging behavioral ecology wildlife ecology comparative endocrinology zoology avian medicine biological oceanography functional ecology marine ornithology comparative physiology aquatic ecosystems botany animal nutrition animal science livestock science mammalian biology animal reproduction animal breeding food availability stress (biology) nutritional stress long-lived seabird reproductive biology spatial ecology wildlife biology reproductive physiology oceanic science movement ecology rodent ecology mammalian physiology deep sea oceanographic research predator-prey interactions coral reefs mercury contamination arctic seabirds thick-billed murres evolutionary genetics phenology developmental endocrinology companion animals endocrine research phytoplankton ecology experimental biology steroid metabolism veterinary physiology short-term variability black-legged kittiwakes physiological stress response body condition black-legged kittiwake population processes black-legged kittiwake chicks long-lived seabirds mountain chickadees adrenocortical function arctic-breeding seabird animal genetics natural selection human impacts on the environment

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Corticosterone Release in Very Young Siblicidal Seabird Chicks (Rissa Tridactyla) is Sensitive to Environmental Variability and Responds Rapidly and Robustly to External Challenges. General and Comparative Endocrinology (2024)

Z.M. Benowitz-FredericksA.P. WillS.N. PeteS. WhelanA.S Kitaysky

climate changedevelopmental endocrinologyanimal physiologyphysiologycomparative endocrinologyavian biologyenvironmental variabilityexternal challengesavian medicineanimal behaviorcorticosterone releaseendocrinologyornithology

Effects of Cooling on Thyroid Hormone Secretion and Growth of Eastern Bluebird (Sialia Sialis) Nestlings. General and Comparative Endocrinology (2023)

Sharon E. LynnMichael D. KernNathan CagwinAlexis WillAlexander Kitaysky

thyroid hormone secretionendocrinologyanimal physiologythyroid hormonephysiologyeastern bluebirdcomparative endocrinologyavian biologymammalian biologyavian medicinephysiological breedingbreeding behaviorecologyentomologysialia sialisornithology

Spatial Distribution of Selenium-Mercury in Arctic Seabirds. Environmental Pollution (2023)

Marta Cruz-FloresJérémy LemaireMaud Brault-FavrouSigne Christensen-DalsgaardCarine ChurlaudSébastien DescampsKyle ElliottKjell Einar ErikstadAlexey EzhovMaria GavriloDavid GrémilletGaël GuillouScott HatchNicholas Per HuffeldtAlexander S. KitayskyYann KolbeinssonYuri KrasnovMagdalene LangsetSarah LeclaireJannie F. LinnebjergErlend LorentzenMark L. MalloryFlemming R. MerkelWilliam MontevecchiAnders MosbechAllison PattersonSamuel PerretJennifer F. ProvencherTone K. ReiertsenHeather RennerHallvard StrømAkinori TakahashiJean-Baptiste ThiebotThorkell Lindberg ThórarinssonAlexis WillPaco BustamanteJérôme Fort

air pollutionenvironmental scienceavian biologyarctic seabirdscryosphereenvironmental researchspatial distributionenvironmental pollutionecologyornithology

Cooling Increases Corticosterone Deposition in Feathers of Eastern Bluebird Chicks. General and Comparative Endocrinology (2022)

Sharon E. LynnMichael D. KernKimberly FitzgeraldAlexis WillAlexander Kitaysky

animal physiologyphysiologycomparative endocrinologyavian biologyeastern bluebird chicksavian medicinepharmacologyendocrinologyentomologyornithology

Mercury Contamination and Potential Health Risks to Arctic Seabirds and Shorebirds. The Science of The Total Environment (2022)

Olivier ChastelJérôme FortJoshua AckermanCéline AlbertFrédéric AngelierNiladri BasuPierre BlévinMaud Brault-FavrouJan Ove BustnesPaco BustamanteJóhannis DanielsenSébastien DescampsRune DietzKjell Einar ErikstadIgor EulaersAlexey EzhovAbram FleishmanGeir GabrielsenMaria GavriloGrant GilchristOlivier GilgSindri GíslasonElena GolubovaAurélie GoutteDavid GrémilletGunnar HallgrimssonErpur HansenSveinn Are HanssenScott HatchNicholas HuffeldtDariusz JakubasJón Einar JónssonAlexander KitayskyYann KolbeinssonYuri KrasnovRobert J. LetcherJannie LinnebjergMark MalloryFlemming Ravn MerkelBørge MoeWilliam MontevecchiAnders MosbechBergur OlsenRachael A. OrbenJennifer F. ProvencherSunna B. RagnarsdottirTone ReiertsenNora RojekMarc RomanoJens SøndergaardHallvard StrømAkinori TakahashiSabrina TartuThorkell ThórarinssonJean-Baptiste ThiebotAlexis WillSimon WilsonKatarzyna Wojczulanis-JakubasGlenn Yannic

total environmentenvironmental healthenvironmental sciencepotential health risksavian biologyarctic seabirdsmercury contaminationecologyplanetary sciencesornithology

Quantitative Meta‐Analysis Reveals No Association Between Mercury Contamination and Body Condition in Birds. Biological reviews/Biological reviews of the Cambridge Philosophical Society (2022)

Alice CarravieriOrsolya VinczePaco BustamanteJoshua T. AckermanEvan M. AdamsFrédéric AngelierOlivier ChastelYves CherelOlivier GilgElena GolubovaAlexander KitayskyKatelyn LuffChad L. SeewagenHallvard StrømAlexis P. WillGlenn YannicMathieu GiraudeauJérôme Fort

quantitative meta-analysisavian biologybiologymercury contaminationbody conditionentomologyornithology

Telomere Length Correlates With Physiological and Behavioural Responses of a Long-Lived Seabird to an Ecologically Relevant Challenge. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2022)

Z. M. Benowitz-FredericksL. M. LaceyS. WhelanA. P. WillS. A. HatchA. S. Kitaysky

wildlife ecologywildlifephysiologylong-lived seabirdavian biologybiologyanimal behaviorecophysiologybreeding behaviormarine biologyecologyentomology

The Designated Shipping Avoidance Area Around St. Lawrence Island, Northern Bering Sea, is Not Sufficient to Protect Foraging Habitat of the Island’s Breeding Seabird Community. Frontiers in Marine Science (2022)

Jean-Baptiste ThiebotAlexis P. WillShota TsukamotoAlexander S. KitayskyAkinori Takahashi

foragingmarine managementoceanographycoastal managementoceanic scienceocean sciencesmarine ecologymarine biologyecologybreeding seabird communityconservation biology

Translating Pufa Omega 6: 3 Ratios From Wild to Captive Hibernators (Urocitellus Parryii) Enhances Sex-Dependent Mass-Gain Without Increasing Physiological Stress Indicators. Journal of Comparative Physiology B (2022)

Monica MikesSarah A. RiceDoug BibusAlexander KitayskyKelly L. Drew

energy homeostasisavian biologyanimal performanceanimal physiologyurocitellus parryiiphysiologyoxidative stressplant physiologyapplied physiologyentomologycaptive hibernatorscomparative physiologysex-dependent mass-gainbiochemistrybreeding behaviortranslational physiologyendocrinologymetabolismphysiological stress indicatorsmammalogystress (biology)ecology

Marine Heat Wave Increased Variance and Decreased Productivity at Bering Strait During 2015–2016. (2021)

Hector D. DouglasAlexander S. KitayskyEvgenia V. Kitaiskaia

climate changeoceanographyphysical oceanographyocean sciencesenvironmental sciencedecreased productivitymarine biologyecology

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Alexander Kitaysky

Professor of Integrative Physiology

University of Alaska Fairbanks

Affiliations

College of Natural Science and Mathematics

Department of Biology and Wildlife

Alexander Kitaysky is currently serving as a College Of Natural Science And Mathematics Professor of Integrative Physiology at University of Alaska Fairbanks.

Honors

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Alexander Kitaysky

University of Alaska Fairbanks

Professor of Integrative Physiology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Z.M. Benowitz-FredericksA.P. WillS.N. PeteS. WhelanA.S Kitaysky

Effects of Cooling on Thyroid Hormone Secretion and Growth of Eastern Bluebird (Sialia Sialis) Nestlings. General and Comparative Endocrinology (2023)

Sharon E. LynnMichael D. KernNathan CagwinAlexis WillAlexander Kitaysky

Spatial Distribution of Selenium-Mercury in Arctic Seabirds. Environmental Pollution (2023)

air pollutionenvironmental scienceavian biologyarctic seabirdscryosphereenvironmental researchspatial distributionenvironmental pollutionecologyornithology

Cooling Increases Corticosterone Deposition in Feathers of Eastern Bluebird Chicks. General and Comparative Endocrinology (2022)

Sharon E. LynnMichael D. KernKimberly FitzgeraldAlexis WillAlexander Kitaysky

animal physiologyphysiologycomparative endocrinologyavian biologyeastern bluebird chicksavian medicinepharmacologyendocrinologyentomologyornithology

Mercury Contamination and Potential Health Risks to Arctic Seabirds and Shorebirds. The Science of The Total Environment (2022)

total environmentenvironmental healthenvironmental sciencepotential health risksavian biologyarctic seabirdsmercury contaminationecologyplanetary sciencesornithology

Quantitative Meta‐Analysis Reveals No Association Between Mercury Contamination and Body Condition in Birds. Biological reviews/Biological reviews of the Cambridge Philosophical Society (2022)

quantitative meta-analysisavian biologybiologymercury contaminationbody conditionentomologyornithology

Telomere Length Correlates With Physiological and Behavioural Responses of a Long-Lived Seabird to an Ecologically Relevant Challenge. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2022)

Z. M. Benowitz-FredericksL. M. LaceyS. WhelanA. P. WillS. A. HatchA. S. Kitaysky

wildlife ecologywildlifephysiologylong-lived seabirdavian biologybiologyanimal behaviorecophysiologybreeding behaviormarine biologyecologyentomology

Jean-Baptiste ThiebotAlexis P. WillShota TsukamotoAlexander S. KitayskyAkinori Takahashi

foragingmarine managementoceanographycoastal managementoceanic scienceocean sciencesmarine ecologymarine biologyecologybreeding seabird communityconservation biology

Monica MikesSarah A. RiceDoug BibusAlexander KitayskyKelly L. Drew

Marine Heat Wave Increased Variance and Decreased Productivity at Bering Strait During 2015–2016. (2021)

Hector D. DouglasAlexander S. KitayskyEvgenia V. Kitaiskaia

climate changeoceanographyphysical oceanographyocean sciencesenvironmental sciencedecreased productivitymarine biologyecology

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